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a breathtaking start with an all new your i'm max glad you could join me on this adventure i'm calling all men for nine this and i'm delighted to be able to take you along with me on this fantastic journey we're bringing you the most interesting exciting and intriguing stories from across europe and today we have a visit st moritz madrid and amsterdam let's have a look at some of the topics. packaging material artworks masterpieces recreated with bubble wrap and. how to build something classic on our own. once upon a time a swiss hotel he had two slits well that together to keep some bored british tourists happy press so the first bobsled and a book run was created as well that was in nineteen zero four and the bobsled run

still exists it's the oldest in the world and the only one made a real ice and snow they only use artificial though when they have to and you don't have to be an olympic athlete to houston. for it but our a dare devil europe to the max reported henrik belling is very bright and he will be travelling to the wild places in europe for us. some call it the world's biggest high sculpture. others say it's the finest bobsled run ever for your match or porter in the belling it's mainly a challenge he's planning to go down it in a four man bobsled. this bob run is legendary. it's actually

rebuilt every winter it lies at an altitude of around eight hundred fifty metres and the end of the southeast tip of the swiss alps near summer it's. a bobsled run in this renowned winter sports paradise is the world's only natural i see track. meet the more adventurous spirits can book a ride in a four man bobsled it's piloted by a professional in this case by my so worn out to. time world cup winner and olympic silver medalist he knows how to reach the bottom in one piece as a begun told see if those you can move around much with four of us in there you can move your head and you should really use this run to look around of course at some point you might not be able to take it and pull your head back down. but try to look back up and experience that feeling of speed and the feeling from speed albine where to tourism was all but invented in center it's as of eight hundred sixty four

british tourists began coming here for the many hours of winter sunlight nowadays the town with a population of around five thousand is known as a playground for the rich and beautiful. the pot museum in neighboring cellar maina tells all about the origins of bobsledding in the nineteenth century those first winter tourists wanted to have some fun they started out running their primitive sleds down roads and forests fabs and then eventually down the new barbara. olympia bob run st moritz so arena has been rebuilt every winter in exactly the same spot since one thousand nine hundred four making it the world's oldest. the over seventeen hundred meter track always winds through one thousand curves all made exclusively of ice and snow it needs no concrete foundation. the fifteen builders set to work every winter after the first snow fall. using just shovels and bulldozers they complete the new track within

three weeks. the course is the same every year but the track itself is never identical making it out of natural ice always results in slight variations. that makes it all the more challenging for the pilots. who asked why i always had the same image in mind from the year before. and then when you come back standing in december and you can go down again you have to readjust to it and the learn its quirks to know you that's the attraction one or this is a natural ice track and the last one in the well it's. why spawn the system itself then. and now you're a max reporter hendrick belling is ready to give it a try. with a somewhat queasy feeling he climbs into the two hundred kilo bobsled. in

the curves the writers are subjected to a gravitational force up to five times their own body weight. the bobsled reaches speeds of up to one hundred forty kilometers per hour. oh. oh oh. oh. oh oh it was it was amazing it was like the weirdest thing i've ever done my legs were shaking you're still shaking. oh no it's just this is i'm going to really unbelievable. well he made it not quite in record time but kind of like belling has good reason

to raise a toast he survived his baptism of ice on the world's oldest barbara. it looks a bit like this in my hallway at home and if you occasionally oughta things from the internet you might know what i'm talking about around well billions of packages are sent every year and that means masses of baba are. packaging material. for everyone i guess but not forces then an artist from the netherlands she takes these materials and creates amazing art works inspired by renaissance artists. works from the old dutch master. so much enough. to dress made from bubble wrap.

and head covering fashion from. packaging up the rule materials. to create her work. at a studio in the. the artist all kinds of stuff normally used to pack and protect items for shipping. as far as she's concerned these materials should be recycled could be. could be a. headscarf. and when i see this this could be. when i see. a color. even as a child young mans was fascinated by her mother's art books. to this day she's

inspired by the flemish painting of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries especially the portraits by our gear founder biden and young fan i think. she doesn't just reproduce their works like fun ites they are not fini portrayed from fourteen thirty four. instead she reinterprets them with the help of palestine. or plastic sheeting. i want to. to have a dialogue with those who inspire me and make my own story out of it so. i like the looks like it but then when you look closer then you can see it at its. artwork. so it's a little bit of this time a little bit of the old times. next she makes preparations for the

photo shoot. film peanuts are up cycled into halo. the models jewelry also has a past life as packing peanuts. during the shoot suzanne young man isn't trying to capture the perfect picture she takes hundreds of shots focusing on different sections details. this is why pain so to speak. so for pictures and put them together on the computer so it's it is not about the moment. of every frame and put them together like a painter would. sit down young man's words and lives with their family and pay down around an hour's drive south of amsterdam. she studied art and has been creating works from packaging waste since two thousand

and seven. well i'm not looking for filing and i guess i wasn't looking for a. girl right. so i think i'm going to and i'm going to make something out of this after the photos have all been shot the most time consuming work begin this young man who spends weeks in her studio piecing together individual images. dozens of different shots to create a single picture. not only is she able to achieve a depth that's virtually impossible to capture in ordinary photographs this gives her pictures a kind. a realist that takes. a twenty first century take on a fifteenth century masterpiece young man's interpretation of young man i guess the virgin mary from the ghent altarpiece. thrusting idea and just go along with the silly it's seems just opening

a box of. little things and a good idea to do something with it at first i don't know why but then it evolved into something i really like. and young man's lunch for much photographs sound for around five thousand euros or more to masterpieces are proof that one woman's trash is another woman's treasure. your flight more of suzanne young men's fascinating work online on our facebook page next the avatar bauhaus movement celebrates its one hundred anniversary this year the focus was on merging design with industry to provide well these products for many that is certainly not the case anymore if you want a powerhouse classic you have to have very deep pockets both architect bonbon

laments will decided to get back to the original idea make your own design plastics with how to. hi my name is boke and i'm introducing to you this is what is stool inspired by. this. design is so super versatile the more you have the greater the possibilities it's a little bit like building blocks you can combine them to make a chair or table or even a wall let's go build gil need four pieces of wood get them professionally cut or star just for tools we need an electric drill a pen a ruler and ten groups to start we'll measure seventeen sending meters in

on both ands of the larger board and draw a line between both points then we'll set two screws along the line each four centimeters from the edge now we can attach the two long boards together in two shifts the. next will attach one of the smaller boards to the side one screw length is four centimeters this is the amount you need to insert from the edge attach four screws two to each connecting. finally we attach the other end to peace. and that's it so quick and simple and so versatile.

the wooden stool is inspired by the minimalist the design of bauhaus the most influential design school of the twentieth century there was one student at bow house his name. was max bill and he created it wouldn't which looked like this it consisted just of three simple boards which were connected by this piece of wood this minimalistic design actually stood for one of the core principles of holes less is more are you ready for more minimalistic design for your own home go build the wooden stool. that went quick if you need to double check that you are building everything correctly just go to our new you tube channel youtube dot com flash the w your next you'll also find our all bobsled report plus many more cool stories from

across europe. and you'll find more bow house style furniture on our you tube channel d.w. your own x. in his video tutorial than bola mental shows you how to make it step by step so now anyone can create their own minimalist design classic. check out our how to bounce house guy at youtube dot com slash detail the you. fresh season no ingredients prepared and a stylish open kitchen that's how gourmet is generally experience european find any but in one such restaurant in madrid things are a bit different the food is prepared with a can opener that's actually how my husband cooks as well but in this restroom those cans come from the best manufacturers in the country may i introduce you to

consider. which means naked cad goods. i mean. opening a can and seeing a product in all its glory about its colors its spray grants taste and aroma i love it every time i'm in the east and. every sari channeled his enthusiasm into a business idea two and a half years ago he opened the restaurant complained of us knew the imagery the name roughly translates as naked preserves forget farm to table dining this is all about ten to table green olives for example with anchovies and pepperoni preparation time two minutes. mickey eerie sorry also serve some hot food but the restaurant doesn't have an actual kitchen. because this is an ox tail stew which

we serve with green and white beans from as i borrow region it's a very tasty. the upscale and white beans dish cost eighteen year olds making it the most expensive on the menu a few minutes in the microwave and it's good to go. canned food is considered a delicacy in spain from the lithium scallops in olive oil to pickle pepperoni from the bottom. making your sorry travels clear across spain tracking down the best of the country has to offer. i found a lot of my suppliers because they have websites. there are other manufacturers we've just stumbled across by chance. then we just knock on the door and arrange a tasting it's a voyage of discovery. grew up in madrid and

spent twenty years working as a t.v. producer always dreamt of opening his own eatery. specialized and preserved. and because so when i was growing up we ate loads of preserves by the time i was twelve or fourteen my friends were always buying candy and i'd be buying tins of marinated mussels. heritage my love of preserves from my father. and i passed it on to my children preserve food plays a big part of my life and how i eat and. that applies to the whole of spain it's a world leader in cannes preserves from seafood to fruit and vegetables. the range of ten preserves available in madrid is fast but quality varies a lot to. the best preserves can be found in comfort markets. like here at the macau that is sometimes in the neighborhood of

choice. are going to. have. preserves are a staple ingredient in spanish cuisine but they're usually eaten as a snack on top of spas a restaurant devoted to food from ten thousand jobs is something of a novelty. tend to get used to lots of preserves but just as one element in a dish. in concert us notice that we make an entire dish out of canned foods. we don't add anything. this preserves food doesn't just have intense flavor it's also highly nutritious with a high protein mineral and vitamin content. for you. these days mickey each redraws a lot of regulars. it could be this whatever you order it's really special and you always leave feeling full we begin to know some it's not just any old

canned food we eat a lot of presents since. but it's usually really hard to find looking for letting people in clinton lives. i'm sorry opened a second restaurant in madrid. ten to table concept is popular even dessert. the scum of the jai is an op income in violin virtue also here in his home country of germany and what was in his parents' homeland of indonesia he is already a superstructure but if you would be so successful one day was not yet apparent at the age of four. but don't let that fool you it's going to be dry and now full concert halls and

clubs he is just as comfortable playing big horn as he is play in modern pop songs . the many faces of is kind are we giants a musician who doesn't like to be pigeonholed musically or personally the berliner with indonesian roots is an exceptional violinist who finds inspiration outside the world of classical music some call him eclectic but he says the music is all that matters. alternately we make music to touch people to move them and to reach a point where we ourselves are so touched on stage that we can move others but it doesn't work any other way or i must be from. indonesia is kind are we jaya visits his parents homeland regularly he's

a major star here. appearances into our shows and t.v. shows have made him a household name in indonesia here he performs in big concert halls like last year in jakarta at this benefit gala for tsunami victims. and help with this i was attempting this balancing act pop star in indonesia classical artist in germany where you are but then i decided that i only come as a package deal so even if i'm performing entails an uneasy and playing for the president or for him i try to remain true to myself and be as authentic as possible . at a club in cologne germany. is kind are we jaya doesn't just perform classical music he plays everything from johann sebastian bach to a cover of chandelier from pop star sia.

the piece is speak to me and it doesn't matter which shonar they belong to that's my goal in concert to to break down this compartmentalisation of people who come to my concert should know everything's on offer i live. in his music jaya likes to try out different things and play around with his image and not just during photo shoots. stage i like to wear outfits that underline my interpretive approach so they can vary a lot from extremely simple solid black and totally minimalistic to completely over

the top off the top that's what i like in music to assist us with michel when i was even close he. began playing the violin when he was just four inspired by his grandfather who was a composer. after studying violin in berlin we just kept the usual competitions and instead auditioned with the world class conductor. his performance was convincing. here he's recording demos for his next album which will boast a colorful mix of styles the musicians are experimenting with a piece by italian baroque composer pietro antonio look at. the. violinist he's kind are we giant a musical maverick at home in many different worlds. we've now come to the end of our first new year i'm max thank you very much for watching and i hope

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